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How to Dry Lily Buds

    • 1). Snip the leaves off the stems for all the lily buds. Gather the bud stems into small groups of two or three.

    • 2). Bind together each small group of lily buds, using a rubber band. Slip the rubber band halfway up the stems. Make the band tighter, if necessary, by looping it around again.

    • 3). Snip off 4-inch sections of twine, one for each flower bundle. Wrap the twine around the bottom of the stems, about 2-inches from the end. Tie a knot in the twine at the stems, leaving the overhanging pieces of twine about equal in length.

    • 4). Use the overhanging twine to tie each bundle to the bottom of a coat hanger. Note that the stems should all be hanging upside down. Knot the twine well to keep it secure.

    • 5). Place the hanger in a warm, dry place such as a pantry or attic. Allow the buds to dry for one to two weeks. Use as desired.

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